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Living & Working in the Pollensa Area This forum is for any comments, questions and advice about living (permanently or temporarily) and working in the Pollensa area. Aimed at ex-pats, property owners etc.

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Old 23-08-2017, 14:29
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Default Neighbour disputes

I own an apartment in a residential block in centre of the Port, which is not for holiday rentals but for family use. The community get on well with each other - a mixture of Spanish, German and UK. We have never had any problems until recently.

I have a small storage box on the balcony which I use for all the odds and ends that one accumulates. The box is 95cms high by 150cms wide. And to give a bit of context the balcony is 30 square metres. An unknown neighbour has complained to the managing agents for the community and today I received an official notice telling me to remove it in 8 days or legal proceedings will be taken, as it is against the law to have storage boxes on balconies.

I know that there are some bizarre laws/rules around but I cannot imagine this is the case. Before I go any further, has anyone heard of this happening before or that there is such a law?

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Old 23-08-2017, 15:11
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Luckjon,
We had a similar situation a few years ago and our administrators quoted the same law and indeed said it was very easy to impose, the person involved removed the box so no further action took place.
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